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by seba_dos1
208 days ago
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The defining aspect of the XZ backdoor was that it was baked into the OS itself, being linked into memory space by about half of the system and activated by being packaged in a specific way in a specific distribution. If you wanted to ignore 1), you would have to choose a different example. If you want to confine yourself in a sandbox, feel free to do it. The past decades have demonstrated that it's only necessary for some specific threat models. |
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I want to confine apps in a sandbox. Android has that, Linux... well not really. I mean "it's possible", but it's not integrated like in Android.